Several observers for AFRECure (All for Reparations and Emancipation) argued that people of African descent, particularly in the Americas, had been profoundly deprived of their cultural, religious and linguistic identities as well as their human rights by slavery and that recognition of this, as well as reparations and/or repatriation, were necessary to remedy the situation.
Varios observadores de AFRECure (All for Reparations and Emancipation) adujeron que la esclavitud había privado totalmente a las personas de origen africano, en particular en América, de su identidad religiosa y lingüística, así como de sus derechos humanos y que era necesario reconocer este hecho, así como ofrecer reparaciones y/o la repatriación para modificar esta situación.